Climate Change

Earth Photo 2024 Calling for Entries

Calling for: photography and moving image

Deadline: 22 February 2024, 5pm

Entry portal: https://new.artopps.co.uk/opportunities/earth-photo-2024

 Established in 2018 by Forestry England, the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) and Parker Harris, Earth Photo is a world-leading international programme dedicated to engaging with still and moving image makers. Its main objective is to reveal the narratives behind the pictures, encouraging conversations about our world, its peoples, environments, and the changing climate.

The category for submissions is completely open (find out more useful guidance via the entry portal page)

Open Call: Resourceful

Science Gallery London is a place to grow new ideas across art, science and health. A part of King’s College London, we develop our programme in collaboration with our constituent groups: academics and researchers at King’s, King's Students and people aged 18 - 25 years old who live, work or study in Southwark and Lambeth, and artists and creatives.

Art on Climate International Illustration Competition

Organised by Fingertips Company Limited and sponsored by Allianz Global Investors (AllianzGI), "Art on Climate" is an international illustration competition held globally, with aims to bring greater awareness of solutions to tackle climate change.

The competition was first launched in Spain in 2019, and extended its footprint to the Asia-Pacific region and the global world in 2021 and 2022 respectively. In 2022, the global campaign has attracted over 2,300 illustrators, with more than 3,400 artworks from over 100 locations. Continuing the great success of last year, the competition is back to the Asia-Pacific region in 2023, inviting illustrators and students to showcase their talents and skills, and to promote the awareness and solutions of climate change to the world.

OPEN CALL | Artists as Environmentalists | Summer Exhibition

The Climate Art Collection is a non-profit art foundation that serves as a curatorial platform for artists who address climate and nature themes in their work. We are planning our yearly summer exhibition in Berlin and welcome submissions from artists worldwide and embrace all art formats.

Our objective is to bring climate change and its effects to the attention of a global a audience, including galleries, curators, collectors, and the general public. Besides the summer exhibition, the Climate Art Collection continuously curates submitted artworks and the platform itself for external projects, exhibitions and campaigns in the international art scene, remotely and on site.

We are warmly welcoming digital submissions of your works and look forward to featuring your work.

ArtsXchange 2023 Juried Group Exhibition

Submissions for @Artsxchangeatl’s 2023 Annual Juried Group Exhibition are OPEN! This call is open to visual artists of any medium. 

The world has been pushed to the brink of irrevocable damage that only swift and drastic action can avert. This human activity is considered by many scientists and researchers as the primary cause of modern-day climate change.

Artists in this exhibition have an opportunity to raise awareness about this crisis, advocate for policy reform, and empower and inspire viewers to take action in their own way. 

 

 

The AiR We Breathe residency in Chiang Mai

Studio 88 Artist Residency is calling for visual artists to apply for a special residency on the theme “The AiR We Breathe”, to be part of the Art for Air Festival 2023 in Chiangmai.

The 4-week programme in our residency space in Doi Saket, 30 minutes from the centre of ChiangMai, explores the topic of air quality. The residency, with a select group of international and Thai artists, is facilitated by locally based arts manager and Studio 88 founder Sasiwimon Wongjarin (Aom).

There will be a welcome dinner, two studio visits and a catered public event, which will be held as part of the Art for Air Festival 2023 in Chiangmai in June 2023. This is the second part of this special call.

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